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Nutrition program providing a hot nutritious meal in a congregate setting.

Madison County Health Department Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Program: Offers free pelvic exams and pap smears for eligible women, clinical pelvic exams and pap smears are performed on-site.

Provides full-time daycare/preschool and therapy programs for children with an intellectual disorder.

Our support groups bring together caregivers to offer encouragement, comfort, and advice for one another. We offer support groups that are in-person and virtual.

Recovery is the personal and unique way that a person changes attitudes, feelings, goals, skills or roles to overcome addiction and live a hopeful, productive life. Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) alone is not enough to overcome addiction. When combined with MAT, individual and group therapy are vital in reaching and maintaining recovery. MAT is an essential part of comprehensive treatment for opiate or alcohol addiction. FDA-approved medications are used to calm overly-active areas of the brain, reduce cravings and increase your chances of long-term recovery. Options include Vivitrol, Suboxone and Methadone; also, because individual and group counseling and therapy are vital to overcoming addiction, we will provide those services, as well. Centerstone offers Methadone Maintenance Treatment (MMT), including guest dosing. According to the American Society of Addiction Medicine, MMT, and when used as part of a comprehensive treatment approach, continues to accrue evidence for its effectiveness in engaging and retaining patients in treatment, reducing withdrawal and craving symptoms, reducing opioid misuse, and reducing many opioid addiction-related health and social problems, particularly risk of infectious diseases. If you or someone you know is interested in obtaining services at the new MAT facility, call Centerstone at 1-877-HOPE123 (1-877-467-3123).

Assistance in preparing state and federal income tax returns, includes electronic filing of tax returns and tax credits.

Accepts new or gently used furniture items.

Accepts new personal/grooming items such as shampoo, conditioner, soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, etc.

Treats alcohol dependency including individual and group therapy.

Foster Grandparent Program: Low-income senior volunteers work one-on-one with children in Head Start programs, public schools, after school programs, and at agencies who serve people with mental and physical disabilities. Volunteers work a minimum of 15 hours and maximum of 40 hours per week.

Provides a support group that follows a 12 step program to help those that struggle with hoarding or excessive clutter.

Partners with Illinois families and their local communities to help children with special healthcare needs connect to the services and resources they need to reach their full potential. Agency guides families through their child's journey with a medical condition and works with doctors, schools and community groups to create a seamless support system. Coordination of care and financial help available to families that meet eligibility guidelines.

Offers a warming shelter for individuals during declared bad weather emergencies.

Provides speech therapy for individuals with speech and language disorders/difficulties including speech and language delays, articulation, stuttering, tongue thrust and more.

Operates as the Police for Troy, Illinois responsible for protecting lives and property.

Provides screenings for pregnancy.

Primary care for every family member, services include work physicals.

Focuses on healing programs that involve the movement of the horse and or horse-human interaction to provide substantial and sustaining quality of life improvements.

• Wellness Classes: Groups of 12 people with Parkinson's disease and their care partners meet weekly for six weeks to learn how to develop skills and confidence in managing everyday activities and relationships that may be challenging.

• PD101: Hour long introductory course with our executive director outlining what Parkinson disease is and the resource available in our community. Designed for people newly diagnosed (~1 year) with Parkinson's.
• Parkinson Education Programs (PEP): Seminars held 3-4 times per year on a specific Parkinson-disease related topic. PEP meetings usually last 2-3 hours and are open to anyone affected by Parkinson's, including those with the disease, their care partners, families or healthcare providers
• Family Conference: Usually held once a year, this conference is designed specifically for family members of someone with Parkinson's and addresses the unique situations that these people may encounter, lengths varies, 2-5 hours.

Provides sexually transmitted disease (STD) testing.

Provides urine based pregnancy tests.

Provides a drop-off location for over-the-counter and prescription drugs and opioids.

Offers a summer day camp featuring youth leadership activities, sports, and a variety of health, fitness and education for youth.

Hearing Dog Program: Trains dogs to be alert of sounds in the environment, such as a door knock, smoke alarm, alarm clock, or a name call. Dogs are for individuals who are deaf of head of hearing.